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In its 20 years of operation, the pub has gone from operating in one bay in the Canal strip mall and boasting a handful of staff to now taking over three bays in the same strip mall (including a pizza and takeout delivery kiosk) and employing more than a dozen staff members.

After a two-year COVID-caused hiatus, the Mayor’s Night of the Arts Awards banquet is returning to dazzle Airdronians by showcasing local artists and performers.

“There were so many of these incredible women that, for me, when things just didn’t seem to be getting better, it was so nice to focus on these women,” Funk said of her inspiration.

The Airdrie-based production company has been given the go-ahead to film three pilot episodes in partnership with TELUS Optik TV for a tentative release early next year.

If any country bestows its ultimate gift by accepting someone from another land as a future citizen then the very least that individual should do is leave behind whatever emotional baggage caused them to move in the first place.

We believe APL is an inclusive landmark destination in our growing city, one that engages the mind, strengthens community, and enhances the quality of life for all Airdronians. This idea is at the heart of our mission statement, which can be found on our website.

“It’s going to be a talk about the folks who went overseas and I’m going to talk about what the life was like around here, too,” Clarke added.

The Airdrie Rotary Club has $13,000 burning a hole in its pocket it wants to give away to local charitable causes at this year’s 17th annual Dragon’s Den event on Nov. 29.

Movember is back. And while it can be a fun way to take part in a fundraising campaign, there is a serious statement at the heart of it– the crisis facing men’s health in Canada and throughout the world.